ci: scope mise installs per job and disable matrix fail-fast - #339
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Refreshes pinned GitHub Actions and Rust caching components for current fixes and improvements. Ensures CI installs required test and coverage tools explicitly and allows cross-platform jobs to finish independently. Signed-off-by: UncleSp1d3r <unclesp1d3r@evilbitlabs.io>
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clippy 1.98 adds `clippy::chunks_exact_to_as_chunks`, which fires on the
four `chunks_exact(2)` calls that decode UTF-16 code units. With
`-D warnings` this breaks the quality job.
`as_chunks::<2>()` yields `&[u8; 2]` directly, so the byte pair can be
passed to `u16::from_{le,be}_bytes` without re-indexing. Behavior is
unchanged: every call site already discarded a trailing odd byte.
Signed-off-by: UncleSp1d3r <unclesp1d3r@evilbitlabs.io>
`quality` is the cheapest signal in the pipeline (~40s). Gate `msrv`, `test` and `test-cross-platform` on it so a clippy or rustfmt failure stops the pipeline before spending runner time on five MSRV jobs and three cross-platform test matrices. `coverage` is already gated transitively via `needs: [test, test-cross-platform]`. Also scope the two remaining mise-action jobs that were still installing the full ~30-tool toolset, for the same reason as the CI jobs: `codeql` only needs `rust` for autobuild, and `security` only needs the tools its three recipes call. `docs` is left unscoped because it legitimately uses the full mdbook toolchain. Signed-off-by: UncleSp1d3r <unclesp1d3r@evilbitlabs.io>
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This workflow does not declare a permissions block. The test job passes GITHUB_TOKEN to jdx/mise-action and runs repository-controlled commands, so the token uses repository defaults instead of a workflow-defined minimum. Add permissions: contents: read at workflow scope, then grant only job-specific permissions where required.
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`docs` and `copilot-setup-steps` cannot use the per-job `install_args`
scoping that ci.yml uses: `docs` legitimately needs the whole mdbook
toolchain (including mdbook-linkcheck, one of the crates with no prebuilt
artifact), and `copilot-setup-steps` exists precisely to prove the full
developer environment installs.
Both fail on ubuntu with the same chain as the macOS CI failure: binstall
misses a prebuilt, mise falls back to `cargo install`, that drives rustup
against the runner image's ambient 1.93.0 toolchain, and concurrent
fallbacks corrupt it:
error: could not remove 'component' file: .../1.93.0-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/bin/cargo-clippy
error: failed to install component: 'llvm-tools-preview-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu'
`MISE_JOBS: 1` removes the concurrency, so the fallbacks can no longer
race each other. Slower, but neither workflow is latency-sensitive.
Signed-off-by: UncleSp1d3r <unclesp1d3r@evilbitlabs.io>
Summary
Unblocks CI. Every open PR had been red since 2026-08-28 because of a single
deterministic failure in
test-cross-platform (macos-latest).This branch also carries a refresh of the pinned GitHub Actions and the mise
lockfile, plus the two fixes that refresh made necessary.
Root cause
It was one failure, not three.
Every job ran
mise installagainst the full ~30-tool toolset.cargo-binstallcould not resolve prebuilt artifacts forcargo-audit,mdbook-linkcheckandmdbook-i18n-helpers(QuickInstall-only sources), andis invoked with the compile strategy disabled:
For crate cargo-audit: Fallback to cargo-install is disabled.mise fell back to
cargo installfor all three concurrently. Thatfallback drives rustup against the runner image's ambient default toolchain
(1.93.0), not the mise-managed one --
RUSTUP_TOOLCHAINis not exporteduntil after
mise-actionfinishes installing.Simultaneous rustup operations corrupted that toolchain:
mise installexited 1. With nofail-fastoverride, the macOS failurecancelled the Linux and Windows jobs mid-step, so
gh pr checksrenderedthree red checks for one underlying fault.
This is not macOS-specific. The same chain reproduced on ubuntu in
docsand
copilot-setup-stepsonce the lockfile refresh in this branch moved rustfrom 1.96.0 to 1.98.1.
Changes
1. Scope each
mise-actionjob to the tools it usesinstall_argsci/qualityrustci/testjust zig rust cargo-binstall cargo:cargo-nextestci/test-cross-platformjust zig rust cargo-binstall cargo:cargo-nextestci/coveragejust zig rust cargo-binstall cargo:cargo-llvm-covcodeql/analyzerustsecurity/auditjust rust cargo-binstall cargo:cargo-deny cargo:cargo-outdated cargo:cargo-distcargo-binstallis listed explicitly becausecargo:*tools declare it as aninstall dependency; omitting it fails with
requires configured install dependency 'cargo-binstall@latest'.mise.tomlis untouched and remains the single source of truth for toolversions;
install_argsonly selects a subset per job.2.
MISE_JOBS: 1for workflows that need the full toolsetdocsandcopilot-setup-stepscannot be scoped --docslegitimately needsthe whole mdbook toolchain (including
mdbook-linkcheck, one of the crates withno prebuilt), and
copilot-setup-stepsexists to prove the full developerenvironment installs. Serializing the installs means the
cargo installfallbacks can no longer race each other.
3.
fail-fast: falseon the cross-platform matrixOne platform's failure no longer cancels the other two and reports as three red
checks.
4. Gate costly jobs on
qualityqualityis the cheapest signal (~37s).msrv,testandtest-cross-platformnowneeds: quality, so a clippy or rustfmt failure stopsthe pipeline before spending runner time on five MSRV jobs and three
cross-platform matrices.
coveragewas already gated transitively.5.
as_chunksclippy fixThe lockfile refresh moves clippy to 1.98, which adds
clippy::chunks_exact_to_as_chunks. Fourchunks_exact(2)UTF-16 decode sitesfire it, and
-D warningsturns that into aqualityfailure.as_chunks::<2>()yields&[u8; 2]directly. Behavior is unchanged -- everycall site already discarded a trailing odd byte. All five
msrvjobs pass, soit is available at MSRV 1.91.
Known limitation
Scoping removes the trigger on the gating jobs, but the
cargo install->ambient-toolchain fallback is still live anywhere a
cargo:tool misses itsprebuilt;
MISE_JOBS: 1only makes it non-destructive by removing the race.Verification
just ci-checkexits 0 locally.CI on this branch, all green:
test-cross-platform (macos-latest)test-cross-platform (ubuntu-latest)test-cross-platform (windows-latest)qualitytestcoveragemsrvx5build(docs)copilot-setup-stepsCodeQL,Analyze (rust),Analyze (actions)All three cross-platform legs reported independently, confirming
fail-fast: false.buildandcopilot-setup-stepswere failing on thisbranch before
MISE_JOBS: 1and pass after it, which independently confirmsconcurrency was the corrupting factor.
Isolated
MISE_DATA_DIRchecks for the scoping change:mise exec --does not auto-install unconfigured tools, so per-jobscoping does not silently re-pull the full set.
just gen-fixtures+just test-cipass -- 669 tests, 23 skipped -- with onlythose five tools present.
zigis required in every test job:gen-fixturescross-compiles the ELF / PE /Mach-O fixtures and those are gitignored.
After merge
Re-run the blocked Dependabot PRs (#334-#338); they should go green on the new
main.